bisq-network/bisq2

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<p align="center"> <a href="https://bisq.network"> <img src="https://bisq.network/images/bisq-logo.svg"/> </a> </p> # Bisq 2: The Decentralized Trading Platform Bisq 2 will be the successor to [Bisq v1](https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq) and will support multiple trade protocols, multiple privacy networks and multiple identities. Read more about Bisq 2 in the [Bisq wiki](https://bisq.wiki/Bisq_2) For the initial release Bisq 2 will come with the [Bisq Easy](https://bisq.wiki/Bisq_Easy) protocol only. Work on the other protocols will start after Bisq 2 has been shipped. Bisq Easy is designed for novice Bitcoin users with a focus on ease of use and convenience. It does not require that the user already has Bitcoin and it is based on an easy-to-use chat interface. Security is based on reputation of the Bitcoin seller. It does not compete with the current Bisq v1 trade protocol but is complementary to it. It serves and targets a user group which we cannot reach with Bisq v1. You can read more about Bisq Easy in [the Bisq wiki](https://bisq.wiki/Bisq_Easy). ## Getting Started ### Quick Setup 1. **Clone Bisq 2:** ```bash git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq2.git ``` ```bash cd bisq2 ``` 2. **Install Dependencies:** Bisq requires JDK 21. See our [Installation Guide](./docs/dev/build.md) for detailed instructions. 3. **Update to latest GitHub version:** ```bash git pull --recurse-submodules ``` 4. **Build desktop client distribution:** ```bash ./gradlew :apps:desktop:desktop-app:installDist ``` 5. **Run desktop client:** ```bash ./apps/desktop/desktop-app/build/install/desktop-app/bin/desktop-app ``` 6. **Run desktop client with custom data directory:** ```bash ./apps/desktop/desktop-app/build/install/desktop-app/bin/desktop-app --data-dir=<data_dir> ``` **For Windows environments**: replace `./gradlew` with `gradlew.bat`. ### Tor Submodule The directory `tor/` is the Git submodule [tor](https://github.com/bisq-network/tor), the Tor build of Bisq. Bisq 2 records one commit of it, and `tor/` must contain this commit. **Check out the recorded commit.** A clone without `--recurse-submodules`, a `git pull` without it, and a branch switch leave `tor/` empty or at another commit. Then run: ```bash git submodule update --init ``` This command does not take new commits of the tor repository. It checks out the commit which Bisq 2 records, also when `tor/` has a newer commit checked out. If `tor/` still contains files of a checkout from before the submodule, for example `tor/build` of an earlier build, the command fails with `destination path 'tor' already exists and is not an empty directory`. Remove the directory first (`rm -rf tor`) and run the command again. To let `git pull` and `git switch` update `tor/` automatically, run once: `git config submodule.recurse true`. **Update Bisq 2 to a newer commit of the tor repository:** 1. Fetch the new commits into `tor/` and check out the new commit there: ```bash git -C tor fetch origin ``` ```bash git -C tor checkout <commit> ``` To use the main branch: ```bash git -C tor checkout origin/main ``` `git submodule update --remote tor` does both for the newest commit of the `main` branch. 2. Review the changes which the update brings: ```bash git diff --submodule=log tor ``` 3. Build and test, then commit the new commit of `tor/` in Bisq 2: ```bash git add tor ``` ```bash git commit ``` **Change the Tor code.** `tor/` is a repository of its own. Commit the change in `tor/` on a branch and push it to the tor repository. Then commit the new commit of `tor/` in Bisq 2 as in step 3. Push the tor commit first, otherwise other clones of Bisq 2 cannot check it out. **Use a local Tor repository.** For local development, a checkout which uses a local repository `tor` next to the Bisq 2 checkout can override the published URL in its local Git configuration. Use relative paths, so that the URLs work when another machine (for example a virtual machine) sees the directories under another absolute path: ```bash git config submodule.tor.url ../tor ``` ```bash git -C tor remote set-url origin ../../tor ``` Git resolves the first URL from the Bisq 2 checkout and the second from `tor/`. Git refuses local submodule URLs by default, so add `-c protocol.file.allow=always` to submodule commands which clone, for example `git -c protocol.file.allow=always submodule update --init`. Do not run `git submodule sync` in such a checkout: it restores the published URL from `.gitmodules` in both places, replacing the local overrides. ## Community and Contributions Bisq is an open source project and a [Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)](https://bisq.network/dao/). If you want to contribute to Bisq get in touch on [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#bisq.v2.dev:bitcoin.kyoto). If you are a developer check out the [dev guide](./docs/dev/dev-guide.md). **Why work on Bisq 2?** - Compensated Contributions: Unique in open-source, contributors are rewarded for their work. - Technological Edge: [P2P network](./docs/dev/network.md), Bitcoin, Cryptography,... - Complex, Rewarding Challenges: Dive into a sophisticated architecture that rewards ingenuity. ## License Bisq 2 is licensed under the [AGPL-3.0 license](LICENSE). All contributions are subject to this license. ![Actions Status](https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq2/actions/workflows/build.yml/badge.svg)

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Développeurs de logiciels Concepteurs web et d'interfaces numériques

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Concepteurs web et d'interfaces numériques

Apply pragmatic UI design principles for fast, consistent, accessible interfaces across JavaFX, web, desktop, mobile, and CLI surfaces. Use this skill when designing or reviewing Bisq desktop UI, implementing JavaFX views, improving frontend features,…

Langue du texte source : anglais

2026-06-17

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